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28 feb 2019
- Japonés
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Inglés (US)
Pregunta de Inglés (US)
Thank you for reading my question.
Could you please tell me which one sounds most natural?
The most expensive seafood in the world lands in in New York
The most expensive seafood in the world lands in New York
The most expensive seafood in the world lands into New York
Thank you for reading my question.
Could you please tell me which one sounds most natural?
The most expensive seafood in the world lands in in New York
The most expensive seafood in the world lands in New York
The most expensive seafood in the world lands into New York
Could you please tell me which one sounds most natural?
The most expensive seafood in the world lands in in New York
The most expensive seafood in the world lands in New York
The most expensive seafood in the world lands into New York
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28 feb 2019
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- Inglés (US)
- Español (Colombia)
The most expensive seafood in the world lands in New York.
-I would say it this way:
The most expensive seafood in the world is found in New York.
or
The most expensive seafood in the world ends up in New York.
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- Inglés (US)
- Inglés (UK)
- Malayo
the 2nd sentence is the most natural sounding sentence
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- Inglés (US)
- Español (Colombia)
The most expensive seafood in the world lands in New York.
-I would say it this way:
The most expensive seafood in the world is found in New York.
or
The most expensive seafood in the world ends up in New York.
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- Japonés
- Japonés
@Cecilia_09 Thank you. I like the first one, it's easy to understand while "end up" sounds a little idiomatic. By the way, to be honest, I found the headline that is "The most expensive seafood in the world lands in in New York" and I was wondering if "in in" is a typo or "land in" is a fixed phrase and they added the preposition too, therefore, I asked here.
https://twitter.com/business/status/11010825758...
https://twitter.com/business/status/11010825758...
- Inglés (US)
- Español (Colombia)
A New Yorker would look at you weird if you said "lands in New York" because this implies that it physically flew there. We use ends up or is found because it sounds more natural.
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- Japonés
@Cecilia_09 I get it. I don't want people to see me weird. Thank you for saving me from embarrassment.
- Inglés (US)
- Español (Colombia)
You're very welcome. I recommend watching YouTube videos to get a good idea of how we talk, which is not proper 😅. I hope I didn't offend you, have a great day.
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- Japonés
No problem. Please don’t feel like you offended me because you didn’t. I always try to learn how native speakers speak from YouTube and some other articles. That weird sentence actually came from Bloomberg... It's interesting that even those big news organization sometimes use funny expressions and they do even typos.
- Ruso
or you could also say this way
The most expensive seafood in the world lands up in New York.
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- Inglés (US)
- Español (Colombia)
ok great! I'm glad I can help you. I have noticed that too, sadly some websites don't have editors and the errors can get confusing. Make sure to use a platform like this one so we can help you.
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- Inglés (US)
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- Japonés
- Ruso
@Cecilia_09 Thank you =) Sadly I'm not a native speaker and glad to get lessons from ones
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